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How do you build a performance system that actually improves decision-making?
In this episode of VALDCAST, Trevor Short shares his approach to high-performance leadership, discussing how sport science, sports medicine, strength & conditioning, nutrition and mental health can work together to improve athlete outcomes.
Drawing on his experience overseeing multidisciplinary performance teams, Trevor explains why the goal isn't simply collecting more data — it's creating systems that increase the likelihood of making better decisions.
The conversation explores:
• Building integrated high-performance departments
• Maximising athlete availability, readiness and performance
• Using data to support better decision-making
• Creating effective logic flows and performance systems
• Balancing structure with practitioner autonomy
• Developing practitioners through communication and collaboration
• Why great systems remain adaptable rather than rigid
Whether you're leading a performance department or working directly with athletes, this episode offers practical insights into designing systems that help teams make smarter decisions in complex sporting environments.
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How do you build a performance system that actually improves decision-making?
In this episode of VALDCAST, Trevor Short shares his approach to high-performance leadership, discussing how sport science, sports medicine, strength & conditioning, nutrition and mental health can work together to improve athlete outcomes.
Drawing on his experience overseeing multidisciplinary performance teams, Trevor explains why the goal isn't simply collecting more data — it's creating systems that increase the likelihood of making better decisions.
The conversation explores:
• Building integrated high-performance departments
• Maximising athlete availability, readiness and performance
• Using data to support better decision-making
• Creating effective logic flows and performance systems
• Balancing structure with practitioner autonomy
• Developing practitioners through communication and collaboration
• Why great systems remain adaptable rather than rigid
Whether you're leading a performance department or working directly with athletes, this episode offers practical insights into designing systems that help teams make smarter decisions in complex sporting environments.

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